East Portland advocates raise equity concerns over ‘Green Loop’ project
Mayor says Green Loop and the Lents Green Ring should move forward together.
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‘Green Loop’ takes center stage at Design Week Portland
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Steering committee members sought for Post Office redevelopment/Broadway Corridor project
With the city’s purchase of the US Post Office block (west end of Broadway Bridge), the potentials for better bikeway connections are obvious and vast. The Portland Development Commission is leading the redevelopment project and they need members for a steering committee. If you’re interested, check out the info below… Dear Community Partner, The Portland … Read more
Green Loop brainstorm: Five ideas for a park to ring central Portland
A couple of the ideas even feature bikes.
City will buy downtown post office, enabling new bikeway links
Inner Northwest Portland is about to get very, very different.
Local design contest offers $20k for great ideas about downtown’s ‘green loop’
What ideas do you have for helping your city accomplish the possible?
City plans protected bike lanes for NW Lovejoy and Broadway at post office site
It’d be a huge biking upgrade for the north side of downtown.
Time to weigh in on PDC’s Broadway Corridor Plan
Let’s make sure the PDC knows biking is of paramount concern as they redevelop 24 acres in northwest.
Business owner to City Council: Bicycling is ‘lifeblood’ of a city’s future
“Other cities are passing us up because they realize that it attracts young people, the lifeblood of a city’s future.”
Possible sale of downtown Post Office could be golden opportunity for bikeway
A new built-from-scratch bikeway could run from the Broadway Bridge straight down into the Park Blocks and across Burnside past Director Park, the cultural district and PSU.
PSU grad students will help plan Green Loop and North Portland Greenway
Two of Portland’s most visionary long-term biking projects will get a boost this spring from two teams of planners-in-training.
Here are the Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee’s top 10 priorities citywide
How do you think they did?